St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20
SALTWATER BUDGET.
Doings Of Prominent Peonle of the
Bluff City.
WEDDINGS AND SOCIALS.
Various Events That Have Passed, and
Various Others That Are
to Come.


Miss Wichlund, of HerSey & Beams
office, is spending Sunday at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs Will King have been Wis
lting at WinOna for a couple of weeks.
A. J. Short, of Hastings. has been Wis
lting among friends during the past
week.
Mrs. Judge McCluer gave an elegant
lunch to a few of her lady friends on
Friday.
Mrs. Capt. A. r. Young entertained
number of her friends on Thursday
evening.
c. \. Gilman and wife, of St. Cloud,
have been guests of George II. Rankin
this week.
The ladies of Grace Congregational
church gave an oyster supper Oh Thurs
day evening.
The l. F. F. club will hold a social
hop at its South Hill hall on Tuesday
evening next.
J. S. Proctor came down from Duluth
Monday, and will make his home here
for some time.
Senator and Mrs. Sabin and family
left on Monday for Washington, ID. c.,
for the winter.
c. }. Vanderhoof, of COldwater, Mich,
has been guest of w. r. Schmiche,
register of deeds.
f. l. Mathews. of Oakland. Cal, is
entertained by his old friend, 2. \. We
lander, of this city.
ID. II. HerSey came down from his
Arvilla, Oak, home this week, TO attend
to business in this city.
Mrs. Harry TbOrne returned Tuesday
from a visit to Chicago, and will spend
the winter in Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Irish. of Pine
Island, have been making Saltwater
friends visit the past week.
Mrs. U. V. LOubb, of Minneapolis,
spent the past week with her friend,
Mrs. J. ii. Gribble. of South Hill.
Miss Grace Armstrong, of Minneap-
oils. who has been guest of Miss Lucy
Brown. returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs E. F. Murdoch. of Minneapolis.
who has been visiting friends here for
several Weeh returned home Tuesday.
Judge W. NJ. McCluer is presiding
over the district court at Red Wing,
whittier he will be detained another
week.
Mrs. Otto Wolber and Mrs. Baum
garten left for FreepOrt, Ill. ,On WedneS-
day and will make that city their future
home.
Miss Helen Wright, of New York,
who has been visiting Mrs. DR.. L. c.
Clark for a week past, has returned
home.
NJ. S. Dodd attained his majority
Tuesday, and in honor of the event his
father presented win with a gold watch
and chain.
The ladies of the Congregational
church held a very pleasant oyster fes
tival at their church parlOrS Oh We'd
neSday evening last.
Robert Downing, the great tragedian,
played to a large audience at the Grand
opera house last evening as SpartacuS,
in 1.-The Gladiator"
Miss Mary Gaylord, who was obliged
to give up her school owing to sickness,
some time ago. is again at her post in
the school room.
The l. o. o. i. order is making elab-
crate preparations for their dance. which
takes place Thanksgiving evening at
their hall in the McKuSic block.
On Monday evening W. l. MaSterman
and wife were surprised by a large party
of friends, the occasion being the fifth
anniversary of their married life.
Mrs. Chester McKusick gave ''baby"
party on Saturday afternoon. about two
score of babies under one year of age
and their mammals being present.
James Lynch and Miss Nellie Bar
rows were married at the Catholic
church Tuesday evening last, Rev.
Father Gaugher performing the cere-
mOny.
Mrs. J. E. McKusick gave ''chowder
party on Thursday evening for the
benefit of the carpet fund" of the
Episcopal church, which was a great
success.
Fred Harris, Senator d. NJ. Sabin's
private secretary. and family, leave for
Washington in a few days to remain Tor
the winter They will leave behind them
many warm friends.
Deputy United States Marshal Brack-
EFT, of st. Paul. was in the city for a
few hours on Wednesday on business
connected with the old Matt Clark
Transportation company.
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at the VI. +. church in this city
Thursday morning next, at which time
Rev. W. NJ. Albright. of the PreSby-
terrain church. will deliver the sermon.
Richard Weiss and Miss Annie Mill
brook, both of this city, were joined in
wedlOck Wednesday evening, and were
the recipients of many presents and
friends.
In sociaIs this week Saltwater has had
her full share. Every night some social
gathering or dancing club held pleas
ant gathering. The York club dance
on Friday evening was one of the select
affairs of the week.
Mrs. Abe Hall, wife of the deputy
warden of the state prison under
Warden Reeds administration, pre-
scented a number of the guards last week
with a fine cabinet photograph, for
which they wish to return thanks.
On Thursday at the prison there will
be quite an interesting entertainment
given by the prisoners, assisted by some
of our citizens, in the chapel at 10 a. H.,
and outsiders will be admitted if they
are there in time at the warden'S Office.
Miss Joy NJ. Drake, who has been the
night operator for the past six months
at the Western Union Office, left Friday
morning for Milwaukee, where she has
better position and at home. She is
succeeded by Miss Quillian from st.
Paul.
Mrs. S. n. Rood, a teacher in our
public schools. was summoned by tele-
gram on Thursday from Willmar,
Mimi, announcing the death of her
only sister. the wife of Rev. Mr.. Booth,
rector of the Episcopal church at that
place.
Martin Utrecht was very nicely sur
priSed Monday evening last, the event
being the thirty-Second anniversary of
his life. Dancing, cards and social
games were enjoyed until the ''wee
Sma'" hours warned the merry party
that another day was dawning.
Monday evening last the gentlemen
friends of W. B. Brown. comprising the
Bachelors club. rendered that gentle
man farewell banquet at the Sawyer
house, at which time the young men
took OccaSiOn-tO express regret at the
departure from their flock of one single
sheen